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It’s important to know how to take care of a dog that has medical issues that lie outside the realm of general health. Perhaps you are unaware that there are veterinary specialists who can address specific issues. Since these specialists can … Continue reading →

Fear can come from many things, so knowing how to take care of a dog with this problem can be a challenge. Is your dog afraid of one particular thing or situation? Is he just fearful of everything? One problem … Continue reading →

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What problem are you wishing to overcome with your dog, either a puppy or adult? Dog aggression? Dog barking? Jumping up? Pulling on the leash? Or something else? As a dog owner myself, I’ve often struggled with dog aggression and … Continue reading →

Tyler – my constant companion, full of playfulness Painfully Missed. Around 2005 to Tuesday June 20, 2017 around 5 p.m. He was my bodyguard. He was my forever friend. And he loved everyone he met. He was beautiful in body … Continue reading →

Positive Dog Training: Dealing With Nuisance Behaviors

Positive Dog Training: Dealing With Nuisance Behaviors is a handy guide that explains how to work with a dog that just keeps getting into trouble, like a naughty teenager. Click the link to get the details. I enjoyed writing this book because I can relate to so many of the issues it covers. Go see!

Topics covered include:
* how to communicate in his language
* what are attention-getting behaviors
* Whining, getting underfoot, jumping up, chewing
* how to spot dominant behaviors
* how to give your dog the right kind of attention

How To Memorialize Your Dog Starting Now!

Whether your dog is just a puppy, middle age or in the final years, this short report is for you. It gives you ideas on immortalizing your dog along the way - with valuable insight into euthanasia, how to talk to children about your dog's end of life, and how to handle the grief with your entire family. A must read for every dog owner!
Click here to learn more:How To Prepare Now For Your Dog's End Years and Beyond.